Manchester, 20 April 1868 
Dear Moor, 

Enclosed two fivers to satisfy the schoolmasters. 

Just like the Geneva people to dawdle. It is a natve presumption 
too that, now that the strixe! is over, the world should help the 
Genevans to pay the debts contracted during the srrike. I have 
never seen anything like that in this country. Here they only ask 

4 21 April - > See this volume, p. 13. 

for support as long as the strike lasts. 

The Vienna paper* appears to contribute to a deliberate 
confusion created by the industrial interests, which is obviously 
grafted on to the spontaneous naive-helpless confusion. In the 
end, you always encounter a distinctly bourgeois tendency— 
accordingly, the paper no longer reports the workers’ meetings, but 
instructs them. 

With best greetings. 

Your 
F. E.